Sky Guide Cheats

Sky Guide Hack 10.5 + Redeem Codes

Star gaze constellation finder

Developer: Fifth Star Labs LLC
Category: Reference
Price: Free
Version: 10.5
ID: com.fifthstarlabs.skyguide

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Description

Bring the beauty of the stars down to Earth. Hold Sky Guide® overhead to automatically identify any star, constellation, planet or satellite! Easy to use and powerful, it’s epic stargazing for any experience level.

Is it a star or the planet Mars? Knowing what’s up in your night sky is easier than ever. Sky Guide’s AR mode superimposes figures onto your real sky so visualizing the heavens becomes effortless. Have you ever wished you could recognize constellations but didn’t want to fumble around with paper star charts? Now you can.

A speck of light crosses the night sky, growing brighter. What could it be? You don’t have to wonder anymore. Track a bright satellite and receive perfectly-timed notifications whenever the International Space Station is about to fly over your location. With Sky Guide, you’ll be saying ‘Goodbye, aliens’ and ‘Hellooooo, astronauts!’

Voyage to the past or future with cinematic time controls. Know where the Moon will be later in the evening so you can capture that perfect photo or be an eyewitness to history’s greatest comets.

Whether you’re searching for Sagittarius, Saturn, or the next big meteor shower, Sky Guide is jam-packed with information and rich graphics that will satisfy the most curious minds. Plus, stay current with location-filtered events like solar and lunar eclipses with Sky Guide’s personalized Calendar.

Camping in the backcountry? Sky Guide can function with or without Wi-Fi, cellular service or GPS, so everything is at your fingertips no matter where you go.

Join the millions who have discovered a more personal connection to the stars with Sky Guide. It might forever change the way you look up.

Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Version history

10.5
2023-09-18
+ Featured Article and Solar Activity widgets are now available on the Lock Screen for iPad
+ Automatic/custom location is indicated on the main menu
+ Bug fixes
10.4.1
2023-07-18
+ Added next opposition date to planet and asteroid information pages
+ Bug fixes
10.4
2023-05-23
+ Saved locations. Save and recall up to 20 custom locations: your home, favorite observing sites, or an upcoming dark sky campsite.
+ Search for locations by name
+ Updated Dark Sky Finder
+ Exoplanets are now available to PLUS users
10.3.1
2023-02-08
Bug fixes and performance enhancements.
10.3
2023-01-03
+ New Widgets: Solar activity and featured article widgets. Add them to your Home Screen or Lock Screen!
+ 3D Spacecraft [PLUS]: 3D models for TESS, GAIA and New Horizons. Experience them in life-size AR!
+ Mosaic Planner [PRO]: A new Fields of View option for astrophotography enthusaiasts, Mosaic Planner will generate a customizable layout of panels to help you plan larger, tiled astrophotos.
10.2
2022-06-28
Redesigned Settings
Access common toggles quicker than ever

Great Circles
Added Celestial Equator, Ecliptic, Galactic Equator, Meridian and Horizon Line to new ‘Great Circles’ preference page

3D Moons and Dwarf Planets
View 3D models of Saturn’s ‘Death Star’ moon Mimas, Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and dwarf planets Ceres and Haumea

Fields Of View
New indicators in three styles: Finder, Visual, and Astrophotography

Imaging Calculator
Calculate useful imaging parameters based on current seeing conditions

Coordinate Display
Go to a particular coordinate in either equatorial, horizon, or galactic coordinate systems with an optional display on screen
10.1.1
2022-05-03
Bug fixes

New in 10.1
+ Planets widget
Embellish your home screen with a beautiful new widget that shows you when the bright planets are visible.

+ New Milky Way map
Explore a new Milky Way map with more detail than before. All Sky Guide versions benefit, and there's an extra detailed version for PRO subscribers.

+ All the moons (PRO)
Sky Guide now has accurate orbits and information on all known moons of the planets and Pluto — a grand total of 212 moons!

+ Deep sky catalogs (PRO)
Search the Collinder, Trumpler, and Melotte star cluster catalogs. And galaxy hunters can now find targets by their Arp designation.
10.1
2022-05-02
+ Planets widget
Embellish your home screen with a beautiful new widget that shows you when the bright planets are visible.

+ New Milky Way map
Explore a new Milky Way map with more detail than before. All Sky Guide versions benefit, and there's an extra detailed version for PRO subscribers.

+ All the moons (PRO)
Sky Guide now has accurate orbits and information on all known moons of the planets and Pluto — a grand total of 212 moons!

+ Deep sky catalogs (PRO)
Search the Collinder, Trumpler, and Melotte star cluster catalogs. And galaxy hunters can now find targets by their Arp designation.
10.0.6
2021-12-30
+ Added Triton (moon of Neptune)
+ Added moons of Uranus
+ Bug fixes
10.0.5
2021-12-22
Check out the James Webb Space Telescope in AR!
10.0.4
2021-12-09
+ Added full screen support for macOS
+ Added support for ProMotion technology on iPhone 13 Pro
+ Bug fixes
10.0.3
2021-09-20
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

+ Show multiple passes on satellite info pages
+ Bug fixes

10.0.2
2021-09-15
+ Who’s in space now? The International Space Station and Tiangong pages now list personnel. Select the Properties tab to see active crew and their countries of origin.
+ Asteroid Vesta. New in AR: Explore one of the Solar System's largest asteroids.
+ SpaceX Inspiration4. New in AR: The SpaceX Dragon 2 spacecraft, just in time for Inspiration4, the all-civilian mission.
+ Bug fixes
10.0.1
2021-08-22
+ Fixed bugs in upgrade system

10.0
Version X. The biggest Sky Guide update ever.

+ Aurora Effects

We don’t all live near the polar circles, but those auroral displays sure can be beautiful. Now you can add some ethereal vibes to your evening stargazing — without all the cold weather gear! Look in Main Menu > Preferences to switch on Aurora whenever you please.

+ Lidar-based Effects

For Lidar-enabled devices, we now have a new effect in AR mode. Scan your ceiling and then tap to shatter it for a fun indoor stargazing experience.

+ Ultra-realistic Sky Shading

The sky appearance in Sky Guide looks more real than ever before, representing day, twilight, dusk and night with exceptional accuracy. This is thanks to a physics-based computation known as atmospheric multiple scattering. You can also toggle ‘Stars fade during day’ if you want star appearances to more closely match reality.

+ 3D Constellation Art

We've breathed new life into the mythological representations that appear with the constellations, adding both charm and better visual quality.

+ Redesigned Search UI

A new, visually-oriented catalog makes browsing objects more intuitive, with great new categories and up-to-the minute curations like Tonight's Best.

Don’t forget to leave us a review and let us know what new features you like the most!
10.0
2021-08-18
Version X. The biggest Sky Guide update ever.

+ Aurora Effects

We don’t all live near the polar circles, but those auroral displays sure can be beautiful. Now you can add some ethereal vibes to your evening stargazing — without all the cold weather gear! Look in Main Menu > Preferences to switch on Aurora whenever you please.

+ Lidar-based Effects

For Lidar-enabled devices, we now have a new effect in AR mode. Scan your ceiling and then tap to shatter it for a fun indoor stargazing experience.

+ Ultra-realistic Sky Shading

The sky appearance in Sky Guide looks more real than ever before, representing day, twilight, dusk and night with exceptional accuracy. This is thanks to a physics-based computation known as atmospheric multiple scattering. You can also toggle ‘Stars fade during day’ if you want star appearances to more closely match reality.

+ 3D Constellation Art

We've breathed new life into the mythological representations that appear with the constellations, adding both charm and better visual quality.

+ Redesigned Search UI

A new, visually-oriented catalog makes browsing objects more intuitive, with great new categories and up-to-the minute curations like Tonight's Best.

Don’t forget to leave us a review and let us know what new features you like the most!
8.1.9
2020-07-11
Fixed a bug with delivery of some notifications
Corrected the radiant of the Alpha Capricornids meteor shower
8.1.8
2020-06-24
+ Show Great Red Spot transit time with Jupiter information
+ Added new comets C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) and C/2019 U6 (Lemmon)
8.1.7
2020-05-12
+ Updated Starlink satellites
+ New asterisms: Spring Triangle, Winter Hexagon, Sickle, and others
+ Bug fixes
8.1.6
2020-04-23
+ Fixed missing satellites

8.1.5
2020-04-22
+ Updated Starlink satellites
+ Added Comet C/2020 F8 (SWAN)
8.1.4
2020-03-26
Added tracking of Comet C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS)
8.1.3
2020-03-13
+ Added Earth's temporary "moonlet" 2020 CD3
+ Added near-Earth asteroid 1998 OR2
+ Bug fixes
8.1.2
2019-11-07
+ Bug fixes
+ Improved rendering of Sun for planetary transits
8.1.1
2019-09-27
Fixed missing ISS notifications.
8.1
2019-09-19
Sky Guide is ready for iOS 13 and iPadOS 13!

+ ARKit 3
Sky Guide’s AR viewer takes advantage of ARKit 3 to embed 3D objects into the environment more naturally. With ARKit's people occlusion, humans will realistically block rendered objects behind them.

+ Siri Shortcuts
“Hey Siri, where’s the Space Station?”
Sky Guide has new Siri shortcuts to quickly locate planets, stars, and satellites. Use the convenient new shortcuts page in the app to set up and manage your voice shortcuts, or use the iOS Shortcuts app for even more customization.

+ Dark Mode
Sky Guide has been designed for the dark and is perfectly at home in iOS’s new dark mode. The main app, today widget, and notifications have all gotten “dark adapted“ for the new look.

+ Language Setting
Want to use a different language in Sky Guide than you do for other apps? Now you change the language in Sky Guide’s preferences menu.

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
PLUS
(More to explore.)
$2.99
Free
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PRO
(The ultimate experience in mobile astronomy.)
$39.99
Free
IJ722451211✱✱✱✱✱ 39C967C✱✱✱✱✱
PRO
(The ultimate experience in mobile astronomy.)
$4.99
Free
IJ722451211✱✱✱✱✱ 39C967C✱✱✱✱✱
PLUS
(More to explore.)
$19.99
Free
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All Constellations
(Art and stories for all 88 constellations)
$1.99
Free
IJ311415642✱✱✱✱✱ 28E5D64✱✱✱✱✱

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Ratings

4.9 out of 5
311.6K Ratings

Reviews

itcrowd59,
Best App you can find period.
The only way i could rate this 5 stars without any doubt was if I designed and created it myself…only then would I rate it less due to my own criticism! Even if you have zero interest in looking at stars and planets, there is so much more to see and do! Don't second guess yourself, just pay the $2.99 and brag to all about how smart you were to get such a great app at such a great price! I did try upgrading to pro, and it wasn't what i needed, so i unsubscribed before the free trial ended, and had no problems with my account going back to the original subscription, and no charges the following month…which was Sept. and why i waited to post review. Attention App creators! This app offered an upgrade to pro, they didnt however, hassle me to, or post ninja ads in my screen to annoy me, and they were transparent about the details and then followed thru with their promises, without excuses or mistakes! You can learn from this app and its protocols.

This app combined with the 13pro max night mode camera feature has allowed me to capture stars that are not visible to my eyes, and some satellites that include ISS when it was justa mere +1.3!!! (Normally it has to be -2.0 or lower to get a clear shot) including starlinks and the Pleiades.
DsFiery,
Change of mind
When the app started working finally I got to see what was a subscription and what wasn’t. It’s not too bad for the first upgrade, but it’s easy to say that depending how many things someone is subscribed to. These days everything takes a subscription it seems, and they add up fast. Overall I feel like it’s worth it if you use the app frequently and actually enjoy and use all of the extra features.
For what I use it for the version I originally paid for is just fine, and no sub needed.
The app is very very beautiful, and the music adds so much to it. It’s very relaxing and it really puts you in the star gazing mood.
Here I was thinking it was ridiculous to charge for a sub and figured I wouldn’t get to even use the app barely unless I paid, but for me that’s not the case.
Luckily if you want you can sub for a month and easily drop it when it’s not affordable or maybe not using the app as much. All in all it’s a great app with a lot of detail and effort. Glad I have it working now and can actually go back to enjoying the part that makes it enjoyable to me!
waterdamage,
I Use It More Than Any Other App
I use this app more than any other app I have. Not just more than other’s like it. It’s beautiful, it’s easy to learn, it’s AR is accurate, the sky blending is near seamless on clear days, the sounds and music are breathtaking, the menus are sleek and simple, the tutorial is thoughtfully guided, and I cannot sing enough praise for the affordable pricing. Other apps don’t even come close to giving you as much pleasure for price. Bravo.
I have no complaints. I have a few offhanded suggestions as far as being able to backtrack navigating the sky, though. I think having a brief history (maybe 10 astronomical objects worth?) to show others what you had looked at would make it easier to frequently enjoy the app with your friends and family. 10/10 I recommend this for anyone and everyone. It’s the price of a coffee and what you experience is absolutely priceless. The happiness that this app gives me is staggeringly invaluable to my day to day, and I never expected to love an app as much as I have come to love StarGuide. Thank you. Salut
Mr.Hanley.Matthew,
Snow Moon
My world kind of flipped on its head this past new year. Generally like to look out at the city at night but I started staring at the stars a little more leading up to the snow moon. It was cloudy on the 8th but I still took a midnight hike in a few hills behind my city. The moon made a few winks but the clouds kind of disappointed my hope & blacked out the stars. Half-gave up until I laid down flat on my back and tested this app real quick. I’ve tinkered with a few AR star gazing apps a few years ago but those apps never really reached beyond the screen. Tech didn’t quite do the stars justice in the past. Tech could probably still do more for educationally brilliant apps like these but, at the very least, it does well with the stars. I appreciate the beauty.

I haven’t the taken the time to appreciate it and its near infinite astrophysical wonders as much as I should — experience that night made my new appreciation starkly apparent. For what it’s worth, thanks. Reminders in moments like those bring genuine feelings of awesome peace.

*** Physics, yo. Carry’s love. ***
alittlebrittle,
Makes me forget to breathe!
The sky is my first love, and a near-obsession.. so many thanks to the developers for creating this wonder; it is, in a word, perfection. The ambient music, the ease of use, the incredible amount of information, instructions all wonderful, even details of space below our horizon. I somehow relish the thought of sleeping beneath the Draco & Ursula Minor constellations, and I have to say, the visuals should be enjoyed on as large a mobile screen as possible, although it can be dizzying if you move it too quickly. It’s easy to romanticise the stars and to be in awe of space, of which we know so little...I love it, and the mysteries it holds, as it’s sometimes the only thing that makes me feel that the silly little irksome things, and nasty people don’t matter...just look up and wonder. This makes me miss Carl Sagan: “the sky calls to us, if we do not destroy ourselves we will one day venture to the stars” We miss you, Dr. Sagan, but feel a bit closer to you with simple and beautiful tools such as this one. Just remember to breathe.
Farhan00834,
Best Application Ever !
First of All Thanks to the Developer for giving us such a great Application Ever! But The Only Problem in lastest version is “Realtime Moving objects” like i was remember the version 6.01 in that version when we zoom the Moon so the moon will moving in realtime so reallly miss that feature in new versions i request the developer please bring that feature in upcoming version as soon as possible! Please Dear Developer Bring that feature again in option/Button type if someone want sidereal motion they can “TURN ON” and if someone don’t want they can “TURN OFF” sidereal motion. Dear Developer i am also your user i have rights to feedback , The sidereal motion was useful to us because when someone ask us how you can say that this app is a realtime app so that we can show them sidereal motion in zooming the moon like before we did in 6.0.1 version and say to them that look this is the realtime app so i request that please bring it in upcoming version as soon as possible.
Picklelow,
Do not go to the poles while the dark sky finder is enabled!
When I open the location settings pane with the dark sky finder enabled and get near the polar areas it causes the app to freeze and even after closing the app and reopening it I cannot change my location since even just tapping on “Location” causes the app to freeze. The only way to leave the poles is to delete and reinstall the app, not even a reboot or keeping iOS updated solves it. I’m autistic and sometimes use this deal with anxiety and this is extremely frustrating that this longstanding bug at the poles has not been fixed and has been made even worse in newer versions. Unless this is fixed I cannot give this app five stars, it’s really a shame since this is the best star map app out of all the ones I have tried and it’s marred by a glaring bug like this and this is coming from someone who has used this app for YEARS! I cannot convey how disappointed I am as an amateur astronomer and I’m even considering canceling my pro subscription unless I see a real fix soon, this really breaks my heart since no other app of this kind comes close to this.
Chandi Devi,
A SUPER MASSIVE App!
I Love looking at the sky, stars, clouds, etc. Found Sky Guide. Not only do I get to follow the stars, constellations, moon, sun, planets, comets, satellites, but I can go forward in time, backward in time, there is information about everything that is listed in the sky in the App and I keep finding more ways to use this app. I just LOVE Sky Guide. My friends and neighbors (most of who don't have computers nor internet connections, as I live in a village with mostly poor farmers) come over to look with me. They love knowing what is that bright star in the sky, what is the planet, etc... It is highly Educational and worth the money. And it works with the wifi off. Best. Best. Best! I fully suggest this App for a great hands on course in basic Astronomy. 5 Stars!!! And now with SUPERMASSIVE as an option, it just continues to blow my mind. Seeing the Galaxies , Nebulas, Planets up close is breathtaking. This app was definitely made by people who Love their subject. And I Love this app. It continues to be Amazing! Amazing!
Hannah.. R..,
Fantastic for amateur astronomers
This app is the best thing ever. It’s so powerful and customizable. I can choose exactly what I want to see. I can spend hours at a time reading the articles about the celestial objects. I normally don’t like spending money on things I don’t need, but this is something I have no doubts about subscribing to. The free app alone is incredible, and probably everything that a simple curious person looking at the stars would need. And, for hobbyists like myself, the plus and pro subscriptions are absolutely worth every penny. I can actually calculate exactly what my imaging quality will be based off of my specific telescope, eyepiece, camera, and location. There’s so many more features, but that’s just one that is rather thrilling to me. I have learned so much from here and I have only scratched the surface of what this app has to offer. I will definitely be using this app for a long time to come.
DrPickTay,
Soo much better than SkyView
When I bought this app, I was expecting it to look a little bit better than the star-gazing app that I was using at the time: SkyView. When compared to Skyview, Sky Guide is clearly the more advanced application, as it has better quality. Its planet animations look stunning, along with a subtle, beautiful design to the overall app itself. It can be seen that the app was designed with the consumer in mind due to the many features included: pinch to zoom (which displays a richer, starlit sky closer up), a filter mode (allowing the user to see the universe through different light filters such as gamma, thermal, etc.), and finally the inclusion of AR capabilities that can map celestial bodies precisely with their counterparts within the app, gaining an immense amount of accuracy when star-tracking. All in all, I love this app and I definitely recommend it to all of those who are interested in the night sky.